Optical Properties of Nanomaterials 07: Drude Model of the dielectric function

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  • @thevogellab5726
    @thevogellab5726  4 года назад +8

    At ~min 40, the expression for the refractive index (N=(1-wp2/w2)^1/2 should be given with a capital N. I used n in the video, which I typically reserve for the real part of N. Sorry!

  • @thevogellab5726
    @thevogellab5726  4 года назад +8

    At Min 15:00, the acceleration should be m dr2/dt2. My apologies

    • @yuniprastika7022
      @yuniprastika7022 4 года назад +1

      You're so humble Sir. We, your viewers, sincerely accept your apology. Thank you for the lecture as well, Sir.

  • @360-t5s
    @360-t5s 3 года назад +3

    Man you are a legend!

  • @daniel.dearaujo
    @daniel.dearaujo 2 года назад

    Thank you very much! Your lessons are really helping me understand the Permittivity function :)

  • @초보입니당-c5c
    @초보입니당-c5c 3 года назад

    What the great lecture !

  • @ChandanUpadhyay-ls4mq
    @ChandanUpadhyay-ls4mq 3 года назад

    Very helpful!
    Also can you provide something covering plasmon resonance. Any form of info would be helpful.

  • @mustansarhussain5033
    @mustansarhussain5033 5 месяцев назад

    where is the lecture about dispersion relation???

  • @GraphixDeck
    @GraphixDeck 2 года назад

    Just a clarification, at 12: 35, you indicated that D = multiplication of the permeabilities plus polarization please let me know whether this is what you meant

    • @GraphixDeck
      @GraphixDeck 2 года назад

      From a text I see that d= permeability x E plus polarization

  • @heershah5895
    @heershah5895 2 года назад

    At 58:29 shouldn't the complex conjugate be -iw -(tau)w^2? I think the result works, however, because there are sign changes in both numerator and denominator for both the real and imaginary part.

  • @atomicsoul2990
    @atomicsoul2990 2 года назад

    at 1:19:55 , Omega(naught) in this case is not due to restoring force, it is the energy absorbed by the 3d band electrons to transition to the higher energy orbital. in the case of silver it is around 3.9 ev. is that correct ?

  • @steefsjoetoep
    @steefsjoetoep 3 года назад +1

    danke! :)

  • @EricPotratzM
    @EricPotratzM 2 года назад

    At the end, do you mean electrons can be promoted to the 4p orbitals? (Since 4s orbitals would already be occupied)

    • @thevogellab5726
      @thevogellab5726  2 года назад

      My apologies, indeed, the figure shown at min 1:17:52 is incorrect. Generally, the topmost band is the (not completely occupied) conduction band. In the case of gold, it is a sp band. The lower energy band is the band formed by the d-orbitals. The interband transition excites such d electrons into the conduction band.

  • @eddieluo1997
    @eddieluo1997 11 месяцев назад

    52:47